adjective
redheaded
Redheaded (adjective) means having red or reddish hair, or (for animals) a red-coloured head. Example: “The redheaded woodpecker gets its name from its bright crimson head.”
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Having red or reddish hair, or (for animals) a red-coloured head.
"The redheaded woodpecker gets its name from its bright crimson head."
How to use redheaded
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes someone or something with a red head or red hair.
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What does “redheaded” mean?
The word “redheaded” means having red or reddish hair, or (for animals) a red-coloured head. In plain terms, describes someone or something with a red head or red hair.
How do you use “redheaded” in a sentence?
Here is “redheaded” used in a sentence: “The redheaded woodpecker gets its name from its bright crimson head.”
What part of speech is “redheaded”?
“Redheaded” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of redheaded?
"redheaded" (adjective) means having red or reddish hair, or (for animals) a red-coloured head.
